In Qujiang's waters, not every area has waterweed, this information provided by Ran Yan made them suspect that Liu Pinrang had not been confined in that tavern after all.
A few members of the Imperial Censorate asked more questions until Ran Yan said there were no other suspicious points, then they stopped.
The vice-censor of the Imperial Censorate expressed his thanks, "Thank you, Lady Yan, for your assistance!"
"You're too courteous, it was my duty," Ran Yan replied.
The vice-censor had gathered many clues and was eager to report them and then send people to confirm, so he hurriedly took his leave.
Ran Yan stood up from the pavilion intending to check on the three little ones in the baby room but saw Liu Qingsong and Cheng Huailiang hurrying over.
"Lady Sister-in-law," Cheng Huailiang, appearing as if he had just been fished out of water, stood dripping wet, quickly soaking the ground around him.
Out of breath, Liu Qingsong asked, "Has Jiulang gone to investigate the case?"
